Tonight’s update features the second trailers for Skyline and Yogi Bear, both giving more information to audiences about their contents, and a new trailer for the 2011 feature I Am Number Four. On top of that, we have a handful of new posters with three more for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I, one for Little Fockers and one for The Next Three Days.

SKYLINE, trailer #2

	Plot Summary: After sending a message into deep space, earth is beset by an alien race bent on collecting them for their own nefarious purposes. Release Date: November 12, 2010
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	Rating: C+ Commentary: Your typical alien invasion trailer presents a lot of screaming and running and yelling and very little to suggest something deeply satisfying.	Previous Preview: Skyline
	Trailer Link: Apple Trailers Oscar Chances: See Previous Preview

I AM NUMBER FOUR

	Plot Summary: An alien teenager, hoping to settle down, but forced to flee from one town after another as he’s pursued by another alien race bent on killing him, finds love in his latest home and must fight to protect it. Release Date: February 18, 2011
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	Rating: B- Commentary: I won’t say that my interested isn’t piqued because it is, but do we really need anymore films that seem like clones of Push or trailers that feel like clones of Jumper? The pre-teen, post-teen and mid-teen audiences have already shown that they aren’t interested.	Rating: None Commentary: I don’t review placeholders.
	Trailer Link: Yahoo Movies Trailers Oscar Chances: None.

YOGI BEAR, trailer #2

	Plot Summary: A live-action/cgi hybrid adaptation of the classic cartoon about a talking bear and his young cub cohort who steal picnic baskets from unsuspecting campers. Release Date: December 17, 2010
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	Rating: D Commentary: I believe it’s in their contract to use ever classic Yogi Bear catch phrase they can in a single trailer. It looks like an exceptionally lame, lamely humored, humorously stupid film.	Previous Preview: Yogi Bear
	Trailer Link: Yahoo Movies Trailers Oscar Chances: See Previous Preview

THE NEXT THREE DAYS, poster #2

	Plot Summary: After his wife is put in prison for murder, a desperate husband decides to break her out so he and his family can live in peace. Release Date: November 19, 2010
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	Previous Preview: The Next Three Days	Rating: B Commentary: Although I much prefer the first poster for the film, this one isn’t too bad. Blending the colors with the flames to the image make for an interesting amalgam of images that won’t win hearts, but will look good on your (or the theater’s) wall.
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LITTLE FOCKERS, poster

	Plot Summary: The third film in the popular Meet the Parents trilogy brings the entire family back together to explore the joys of parenting. Release Date: December 22, 2010
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	Previous Preview: Little Fockers	Rating: B- Commentary: Normally these individual portrait/name lists drive me insane and there are certainly elements to the poster that achieve that, but it’s an unusual way of displaying the names and laying them out on the page that seems to work better than expected.
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HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS, PART I, posters #2, #3 & #4

	Plot Summary: The first half of the final film in the acclaimed series takes Harry Potter and his friends Ron and Hermione and puts them square into the battle against Voldemart and his resurfaced army as they attempt to bring their new dominion to the world and kill Potter in the process. Release Date: November 19, 2010
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	Previous Preview: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I	Rating: C+ Commentary: Another series of posters, this one with the tagline “Nowhere is safe” and proceeding to put the three leads into various locations around London (most of which aren’t that familiar to American audiences, not that it should really matter since it’s set in the UK). And another peeve, why is it that Rupert Grint comes out looking all clean, Daniel Radcliffe just looks a little disheveled, but Emma Watson looks an absolute mess? Are they trying to keep people from looking at her like a sexual object? Who really knows why, but I think it’s a bit silly.
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